Growth in Program Offerings The college has recently expanded its academic portfolio by launching a new 67-credit associate degree program and an 18-credit certificate program, indicating a focus on broadening educational options and workforce training. This presents opportunities to offer complementary educational technology, curriculum development, and training solutions.

Strong Community Partnerships Partnerships with counties like Colleton and Jasper highlight the college's emphasis on local workforce development, opening avenues for collaboration with community-based organizations, local governments, and regional industry stakeholders to enhance skill-building initiatives.

Significant Funding Experience Recent acquisitions of substantial grants and appropriations, including a $1 million investment from Jasper County and a $150,000 grant from the city of Hardeeville, demonstrate strong local government support. This indicates potential for ongoing funding opportunities for infrastructure, training centers, and program development.

Workforce Development Focus The college’s core mission is centered on workforce training, supported by recent investments in a dedicated training center. This focus offers sales opportunities in skill-specific training hardware, simulation tools, industrial equipment, and customized training solutions tailored to regional industry needs.